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• Japanese militarism
  ...ar Two in the Pacific]], particularly in the 1920-1940 period. Eventually, militarism reduced the decision space of grand strategy to the assumption that only mi ...[[Edwin Hoyt]] and others argue that there may be a post-1945 trend toward militarism. They argue that Article 9 of the postwar Constitution, banning war as an i
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• Talk:Japanese militarism
  ...minance of radical officer in Japan is very different than the epithet of "militarism" used for the policies of still-democratic nations. [[User:Howard C. Berkow
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• Template:Japanese militarism/Metadata
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• Japanese militarism/Definition
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• Talk:Japanese militarism
  ...minance of radical officer in Japan is very different than the epithet of "militarism" used for the policies of still-democratic nations. [[User:Howard C. Berkow
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• Template:Japanese militarism/Metadata
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• February 26, 1936 Incident/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Probably the most serious [[Japanese militarism|Japanese military]] coup before [[World War Two in the Pacific]], suppresse
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• Pacific War/Definition
  The broad set of political changes (e.g., [[Meiji Restoration]], [[Japanese militarism|development of a military-dominated government]]) and wars (e.g., [[First S
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• CZ Talk:Japan Subgroup
  ...-Japanese, and World War II aren't part of this, but what about [[Japanese militarism]] and the leaders, factions and events that led to it? I would tend to thin ...o the main articles, leading to more detailed ones. I would put [[Japanese militarism]] and [[Pacific War]] here but not the articles on leading figures in the c
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• Frances Fox Piven/Bibliography
  *''The War at Home: The Domestic Causes and Consequences of Bush's Militarism'' (W.W. Norton and Co., 2004)
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• May 15 incident/Related Articles
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• Japanese decision for war in 1941/Related Articles
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• History of Japan/Related Articles
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• Talk:Dokdo (Takeshima)/Debate Guide
  While I have been working, in detail, on such things as [[Japanese militarism]] and the [[Japanese decision for war in 1941]], I confess I don't know how
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• Aufruf an die Kulturwelt
  ...uttgart (1996). </ref> this insistence on an absolute unity between German militarism and German culture ultimately backfired on Germany's reputation abroad.
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• Mesoamerica
  ...eristics of civilizations are long-distance trade, the use of writing, and militarism.
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• Pacific War
  The political dynamics of [[Japanese militarism]], which led to the decisions to go to war, also are part of this topic.
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• Pacific War/Related Articles
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• CZ:Pacific War Subgroup
  ...principally from 1868 to 1945, and the political system (i.e., [[Japanese militarism]]) that led to them.
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• Taisuke Itagaki
  ...asis on popular and parliamentary government was a restraint on [[Japanese militarism]]. He did, however, support the invasion and annexation of [[Korea]]. | title = Japan's March Toward Militarism
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• Japanese militarism
  ...ar Two in the Pacific]], particularly in the 1920-1940 period. Eventually, militarism reduced the decision space of grand strategy to the assumption that only mi ...[[Edwin Hoyt]] and others argue that there may be a post-1945 trend toward militarism. They argue that Article 9 of the postwar Constitution, banning war as an i
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